"Create a new sheet, call it “My Queries” or something similar and in cell A1 enter the formula:
=QUERY(‘Institutional Table 2010-2011′!A1:K118,”Select A”)
What happens? Column A is pulled into the spreadsheet is what. So how does that work?
The =QUERY() formula, which has the basic form =QUERY(RANGE,DATAQUERY), allows us to run a special sort of query against the data specified in the RANGE. That is, you can think of =QUERY(RANGE,) as specifying a database; and DATAQUERY as a database query language query (sic) over that database."
http://blog.ouseful.info/2010/01/19/using-google-spreadsheets-like-a-database-the-query-formula
=QUERY(‘Institutional Table 2010-2011′!A1:K118,”Select A”)
What happens? Column A is pulled into the spreadsheet is what. So how does that work?
The =QUERY() formula, which has the basic form =QUERY(RANGE,DATAQUERY), allows us to run a special sort of query against the data specified in the RANGE. That is, you can think of =QUERY(RANGE,) as specifying a database; and DATAQUERY as a database query language query (sic) over that database."
http://blog.ouseful.info/2010/01/19/using-google-spreadsheets-like-a-database-the-query-formula
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